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RICK ROWLEY: As we talked, Schoep’s men began to organize the caravan that would bring them to their march. Each car was marked with a number 88. In their simple code, eight stands for the eighth letter in the alphabet. Eighty-eight, or HH, means “Heil Hitler.”
JEFF SCHOEP: America was founded by white men, settled by white men, and it was founded as a white nation. So we’ve got our nation to lose. They call us the fringe. They say it’s a fringe movement, but I think what we’re saying is very mainstream. We’re standing up for the American people, and there’s nothing fringe about that. The membership has really spiked, especially in the past few years. It’s more mainstream now than ever before in our history.
RICK ROWLEY: As we approached the State Capitol, he started to lead a chant.
CLIFFORD HERRINGTON: No 'n-word's! No Jews! The Mexicans must go, too!
RICK ROWLEY: Younger members of the leadership quickly silenced him and chose a theme better suited to a mainstream audience.
NSM MARCHERS: USA! USA! USA! USA! USA! USA!
JEFF SCHOEP: We are looking at a country now that can very well face another American revolution! Our forefathers fought and resisted tyranny in this country, just as we stand here today in defiance of illegals, in defiance of a corrupt system that would just as soon put a bullet in the back of the white man’s head! We stand here in defiance of tyranny like George Washington did, like Ben Franklin did, our forefathers! This is America, our country!
NSM MARCHERS: Sig heil! Sig heil! Sig heil!
RICK ROWLEY: JT says that white Americans have been dispossessed and sees America teetering on the edge of a crisis in which their very survival is at stake.
JT READY: Any event which sparks this off—it could be during an election time, it could be the assassination of a prominent leader on either side—things could erupt. Now, within the white movement, we call it “RaHoWa,” racial holy war. And I do believe in a racial holy war, and I believe that we are already fighting that, except that our side hasn’t even begun to fight back yet. So we’re trying to waken our people for survival.
BART McINTYRE: I mean, we were dealing with soldiers there out of Columbus, Georgia, and they were stealing military guns and explosives off the military base there. They were supplying it to white supremacist organizations.
RICK ROWLEY: Special Agent McIntyre fears that the country could return to the violence of the ’90s, when decorated Gulf War veteran Timothy McVeigh bombed the Oklahoma Federal Building, killing 168 people.
BART McINTYRE: Someone’s always looking to be the next martyr. A Timothy McVeigh could happen any day of any week.
RICK ROWLEY: Calling themselves “Tea Party Patriots,” installing themselves as new American revolutionaries, conservative activists have descended by the thousands on town halls, state capitols and in Washington, DC. The tea party movement claims it has nothing to do with racism, but at rallies across the country, race is never far below the surface.
TEA PARTY PATRIOT 1: Coming to a clinic near you.
TEA PARTY PATRIOT 2: And I think the guy’s a racist. I mean, you know, he’s talking about how he’s going to bring this country together. If he gets us any more together, we’re going to kill each other.
TEA PARTY PATRIOT 3: What’s the difference between the Cleveland Zoo and the White House? The zoo has an African lion, and the White House has a lyin’ African.
JACQUIE SOOHEN: But do you think Obama is a real American?
TEA PARTY PATRIOT 3: No, I do not.
TEA PARTY PATRIOT 4: I do believe that he’s trying to change the country in his own image, whatever his image is.
ANJALI KAMAT: And can you talk about the impact of the right-wing media, figures like Glenn Beck, and what this does?
CHIP BERLET: Sure. I mean, what people like Glenn Beck and Lou Dobbs do is they provoke an even angrier response. They whip up this anger, but they point it toward scapegoats. And their scapegoats are overwhelmingly not just liberals, but people on the left—community organizers, Mexican immigrants, Muslims, all kinds of folks that are out in middle America. And their—some of their angry neighbors are looking at them as the cause of this problem with our society and with our economy.
So, what you have is this problem here, which Sara Robinson and David Neiwert have talked about, in especially the book The Eliminationists, where once you have a right-wing populist movement and you have political figures in the Republican Party embracing it and saying they’re the real patriots and you have media demagogues whipping up more and more anger, this is a very volatile mix.
It is, in fact, without, you know, using the term incorrectly, the mix that turns a right-wing populist movement into a neo-fascist movement. And the political theory now about fascism is that it’s a right-wing populist, ultra-nationalist movement that turns into a more militant and aggressive mode. Now that’s—you know, it’s not going to happen here. You’re not going to have a mass fascist movement. But along the way, this anger being focused on scapegoats, by the Glenn Becks and the Lou Dobbs and the O’Reillys, leads some people to decide to beat up their neighbors, and it leads others to decide to go out and kill their neighbors. And that’s already happened.
Originally posted by Totalstranger
they need to be a little more low key about it if you ask me. Im no supporter of right wing, racist militias of ANY kind, but if the SHTF, these might the only people who I can join up with for protection.
Originally posted by reassor
i dont get it how the --- do you link white power with militias?
we all know that skinheads are stupid yet you link em with common militia ...
Originally posted by Misoir
Many of you have mistaken the meaning of the post, at least my opinion upon the subject. I am not saying that all people who are Tea Party and right-wing are some neo-nazi racists, I and this post is just stating that the skinheads are trying to infiltrate and manipulate the the far-right to do what they want.
Originally posted by LostNemesis
reply to post by Republican08
I hope you are wrong....
It's already terrifying just knowing of ONE group of people ready to lash out at fellow citizens, much less several, all hating on everyone.
I swear, it's like the Elite planned for it, so we would carry out the de-population for them, with no work at all on their part.
I wish we coulda matured out of such an age of ignorance already. It's like there's so many flaming idiots about, that it's absolutely assured that most of society will be wiped out without a problem.
Originally posted by Misoir
I came across this article tonight that seems to be pretty accurate to our current situation. I would like to give you come snippets...
JEFF SCHOEP: America was founded by white men, settled by white men, and it was founded as a white nation. So we’ve got our nation to lose. They call us the fringe. They say it’s a fringe movement, but I think what we’re saying is very mainstream. We’re standing up for the American people, and there’s nothing fringe about that.